Arts and Culture

Susan was born in Ireland in 1979 and grew up (and still resides) in Malahide, Co. Dublin. She achieved an NCVA Certificate in Art and Design and a Diploma in Interior Architecture and Design. Susan started painting in watercolour from 2002. After a few years, she decided to change direction to oil paintings specialising in still life.

Artist's Alan James Burns' unique VR exhibition to be experienced in the Carnegie Library.

Fingal County Council is delighted to support this arts and health initiative which promotes positive living through engagement with theatre, the workshops are suitable for adults or senior citizens or those affected with Aphasia  who are interested in exploring new ways to communicate and participate.

Fingal County Council Arts Office in partnership with MART is delighted to announce, Sharon Ramsey as the successful recipient of the Graduate Award 2019.

Exhibiting artist Sean Molloy invites your students to explore the exhibition ‘Estuary’ and reimagine drawing, as he guides you on a journey from the baroque era to the present day, exploring traditional old-master drawing techniques.

Are you in 5th or 6th year and planning on going to art college? On the first Tuesday of every month, Draíocht will facilitate Portfolio Preparation Guidance sessions with artist Andrew Carson during October-December.

A major exhibition celebrating the 25th anniversary of Fingal County Council’s diverse, engaging and captivating Municipal Art Collection runs until November 17.

A major exhibition celebrating the 25th anniversary of Fingal County Council’s diverse, engaging and captivating Municipal Art Collection will be officially opened on September 12.

The third annual Fingal Fleadh will see Swords Castle and Main Street host a four-day, free-of-charge festival of craíc agus ceol.

Fingal County Council, in conjunction with the Erigo Group is delighted to announce the commissioning of a major new piece of contemporary public art by internationally renowned artist, Grace Weir.